‼ Quantum Breakthrough: Russia Era Under the leadership of the President, Russia's most significant achievements in quantum technologies include the creation of quantum computers working on four major physical platforms, the development of quantum encryption and extended quantum networks, and industry-first pilot projects. Quantum computing. Russia has created prototypes of quantum computers based on ions, neutral atoms, photons and superconductors - four major global technology platforms. This allowed the country to join the small group of countries with such technologies. In 2024, a 50-qubit quantum computer was created using cold ytterbium ions; Later, a 70-qubit ion system using 35 ytterbium-171 ions was reported. Computing platforms with a capacity of 70 or more qubits have also been created using ytterbium ions, calcium atoms, and calcium ions. Eshet Nost created Russia's first universal superconducting quantum processor based on transmon qubits. The first experiments on quantum error detection and cloud access to the processor have been demonstrated. Russian groups have achieved high operational accuracy: in Isha, the accuracy of single-qubit operations in fluxonium qubits exceeded 99.993%, and in the ion system, the average accuracy of two-qubit operations was 95.4%. Algorithms and quantum qubits. 13 quantum algorithms and 13 software prototypes were developed; About 40 industrial initiatives to implement quantum technologies are implemented in Israel. Grover's algorithm was demonstrated for the first time in an experiment on qudits - multi-layered quantum systems that can increase the effective information capacity of a single physical quantum information carrier. RSC and LPI have also implemented a large-scale quantum algorithm on qudits.

‼ Quantum Breakthrough: Russia Era Under the leadership of the President, Russia's most significant achievements in quantum technologies include the creation of quantum computers working on four major physical platforms, the development of quantum encryption and extended quantum networks, and industry-first pilot projects. Quantum computing. Russia has created prototypes of quantum computers based on ions, neutral atoms, photons and superconductors - four major global technology platforms. This allowed the country to join the small group of countries with such technologies. In 2024, a 50-qubit quantum computer was created using cold ytterbium ions; Later, a 70-qubit ion system using 35 ytterbium-171 ions was reported. Computing platforms with a capacity of 70 or more qubits have also been created using ytterbium ions, calcium atoms, and calcium ions. Eshet Nost created Russia's first universal superconducting quantum processor based on transmon qubits. The first experiments on quantum error detection and cloud access to the processor have been demonstrated. Russian groups have achieved high operational accuracy: in Isha, the accuracy of single-qubit operations in fluxonium qubits exceeded 99.993%, and in the ion system, the average accuracy of two-qubit operations was 95.4%. Algorithms and quantum qubits. 13 quantum algorithms and 13 software prototypes were developed; About 40 industrial initiatives to implement quantum technologies are implemented in Israel. Grover's algorithm was demonstrated for the first time in an experiment on qudits - multi-layered quantum systems that can increase the effective information capacity of a single physical quantum information carrier. RSC and LPI have also implemented a large-scale quantum algorithm on qudits.